“Killing in the Name” by Rage has been given the North Korean treatment
“Killing in the Name” is one of the fiercest anthems of the 90s. Who would have thought that it would become a favourite of the North Korean Military Chorus? (Via
Read More“Killing in the Name” is one of the fiercest anthems of the 90s. Who would have thought that it would become a favourite of the North Korean Military Chorus? (Via
Read MoreNot that long ago, Donald Trump and Kim Jong-Un were on a path to nuclear war. Now they’re apparently BFFs. Since the summit wrapped up, we’ve seen endless analysis of
Read MoreFunny how Donald Trump likes to cozy up to authoritarian leaders and dictators while simultaneously insulting America’s allies and friends. Now that he and Kim Jong-Un are in Singapore, here’s
Read MoreLaibach, the heavy industrial act from Slovenia (est. 1980), was weird to begin with. But when they announced they were going to play a couple of gigs in North Korea,
Read MoreNow that Blue Monday is behind us, we can concentrate on getting through the second half of what’s been (generally) a brutal month. Here’s your music news for January 16,
Read MoreHee Yeon Lim is a 26-year-old defector from North Korea. She claims to have witnessed a horrific mass execution of eleven teenage musicians who were convicted of making porn. What
Read MoreAnd just like that, it’s autumn. Here’s some music news. Interesting: BBC Radio 1 wants to become “the Netflix of music radio.” Today the BBC launches a Canadian bureau and
Read MoreNorth Korea is a horrible little country where a brutal paranoid dictator funnels the nation’s scarce resources into military might while his people starve. Don’t like the regime? Too bad. Say
Read MoreOh, North Korea. You’re just a nutty, horrible place. We all hate performance reviews, but be thankful that you don’t live north of the 38th parallel. Unless your name is
Read MoreThe strip of no-man’s land along the 38th parallel on the Korean peninsula is an extremely weird and dangerous place. A technical state of war still exists between the two
Read MoreLaibach dropped into my consciousness in the years before the fall of the Berlin Wall and the dissolution of the USSR. I’d done a radio special called “Modern Rock in
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